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If you leave the workforce before age 65, you’ll have health insurance needs until you’re eligible for Medicare. Consider your options and plan ahead to avoid surprise expenses.

Cost is just one aspect of the benefits package you receive through your employer. You can find out more about what’s offered and how you can use benefits for practical help in your daily life.

Starting a new job is exciting—with lots of to-dos, such as benefit and retirement plan enrollment. This helpful checklist gets you off to a good start on day one.

Working through this list can help you figure out what to do when your spouse dies.

Careful, thoughtful planning when you’re over age 50 and retiring alone can help you save for the financial goals you have.

Comparing the choices for your defined benefit/pension payout may help you figure out how to reach your retirement goals.

Saving money doesn't have to be difficult. Here's how to make saving money fun. (Yes, you can actually enjoy it!)

A health savings account (commonly called an HSA) offers tax benefits for today, and an opportunity to invest and grow your savings for the future. Here’s how it works.

Year’s end is when you can adjust contributions and coverage for a range of eligible benefits, including insurance and voluntary options as well as retirement savings.

Once you hit your mid-50s, you can use your company’s open enrollment period to assess how your changing health and lifestyle may impact your future financial needs.